Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-14
Alma. Mich. Friday. Oct. IA 1887

1t is coming, Only Farmers
Daughter
Mrs. a. lIorning removed to Saginaw
last Tuesday.
Ring the bel, Webb sells Something
New Tor nlckle. AS
L. l.. Brown paid Ashley a flying
visit, on Monday last.
Mrs. l.. f. Leonard spent Sunday
with friends in Ithaca.
+. 5. Turver, spent Sunday with his
family at the Sanitarium
Fine Box Paper; forty shades of
French tissue at Webb's.
1t is rumored that the table factory
will commence business next Monday.
Oct. 10th Only Farmers Daughter
at llolcomb's Opera House, st. Louis.
| Best harness oil by can or bulk at
! FINDLEY & MoRDEN.
| Blank Receipt and Order books nicely
printed and bound for sale cheap at
! this office.
Frank Agur, of the Sanitarium is at
! tending the Lakeview fair distributing
advertising matter.
Congregational Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. l.. Kehn, next Wednesday
Oct. 18th. Everyone invited.
Ernest Thayer, bell boy at the Wright
House fell and received injuries that
will lay him up for about one week.
O. j. Stilwell will conduct book
keeping class one evening per week
for the accommodation of young men
who are engaged during the day.
Archibald Mcintosh, foreman OF the
construction force on the T. \. y. & NJ.
+. railroad, had his leg broken Wednes-
day while working on bridge near
Cadillac.
The attachment case of W. ;. Turck |
X Co. VS.. the Alma Knitting Co. has
been put over to the Dec term of court. |
Consequently the Alma Knitting works |
will not be opened till about Jan. lst. |
+. G.. Carrel, the popular agent of |
the d.. l.. x y. R.R. of this place. re-
moved to St Louis on Tuesday last. |
Frank Arnold, of st. Louis, is to fill
the position thus made vacant here.
Frank has many friends who will be
glad TO welcome him to the place he
once so worthily filed.
Just received a large and complete
line Of Boots and Shoes direct from the
manufactory consisting in mems boys
youths, well assorted will be sold at
the lowest possible living price. All
parties will do well to examine stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
W. II. KINCH.*
The case of Clarence Hopkins charg-
ed with selling liquor on the fair
grounds at Ithaca during the fair. came
off last Monday before Esq, Phillips at
Ithaca, he was convicted, fined $50
and costs. Later we are informed by
Hopkins attorney, that they have ap-
pealed it to the circuit court.
Will Eddie Smith explain through
the columns of his 'enterprising" sheet.
why it is that Arcada's entire list Of
lands delinquent for taxes is left out of
his alleged tax sales advertisement.
Withthe exception of a few descriptions
in Alma. Arcadia seems TO have been ;
skipped in this matter The fantastic
tricks Of some of these would-be pa
riots, clothed in little brief authority.
ire enough to make the angels groan.-
st. Louis Herald.
Mr.. Richards has decided that he :
viii accept his new position. providing |
he is allowed two DAYS in the week to |
ook after the ST. Louis schools. but
his proposition would not prove satis- {
actory to the people, neither would it q
be acceptable, we think, TO a majority q
It least of the board of examiners. The
'ffice is very important one under the !
lew law and who ever accepts it, !
hould give its duties his entire time Il
md attention, especially when paid by :.
he whole county.
Being desirous of increasing our list =
# readers, we wish to call your atten- 7
ion to the fact of there being circur- o
ating Library in Alma, which at pre- +
ent contains $50 VOL of choice books =
uch as History, Biography, Travels, n
'oetry. Fiction &c. You are especially "
nyited to call and look them over, and u
We feel sure that 10y SO doing you will n
'e induced to join the library and thus n
id in sustaining worthy institution. n
While ut the same time you will derive "
he pleasure and profit there is in read ii
ng good b ok. The terms are reas-
nabe and within reach of all. being
nlV ono dollar nor yaar pn ,ts e.,